Counties Can Save Senator From Montgomery County Ex plains Workings of State Road Law
Senator Harry Law of Montgomery County explains how state road laws allow counties to economize through local supervision, bonded by state oversight. He cites Montgomery improvements cutting costs by roughly $11,000 in a summer and notes local quarries, winter quarrying, and donated stone reduce freight and contractor fees while ensuring quality and accountability.
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Montgomery County
Cormmon
Harry Law
Montgom County
Remsen
Crosby
State Fund
Kensington
Gaithersburg
Darnestown
New Jersey
West Virginia
Namestown
Wol Herndon
Herndon
Sea
Jerury de Chemiaggou
Vabltrmuere
cTaakye Viehis
Rene Cay
Lear
Road building methods boost county wealth and state oversight
Local trap rock replaced soft limestone, with most funds and machinery costs returning to Maryland. Citizens gained road building experience useful for future construction and maintenance, enriching the states wealth. The session would reveal the economic and civic value of the two methods, justifying state supervision alongside local pride.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Tucke
State Commission
Passing of engine horses in Baltimore fire dept forecast
Chief Engineer Horton of the Baltimore fire department predicts the era of horse drawn apparatus ending as New York tested a 16 000 pound auto fire engine. Conversion costs total about 9 972 with a 30 mile per hour speed and ten mile test in sixty minutes. Horton says automatics reduce accidents and delays, and future engine houses may be redesigned for self propelled engines.
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Horton
Baltimore Fire Department
New York City
Dallimore
New York
Ind
Norton
Man Overcomes Cancer With Sand Cure Tale
C H Coates of Trenton recounts a strange remedy after doctors in several cities said his stomach cancer was incurable. He credits a man named Dec Gieger who advised him to try sand, and the treatment reportedly produced surprising improvement.
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C. H. Coates
Trenton, N. J
Coates
Pires
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Wounders Claim Sand Cure Aids Health
A letter describes a man named Contes who credits daily sand intake with curing ailments. He says he has taken a sand dose since his health test and reports excellent condition. He swallows a small amount and washes it with water, claiming relief for bilious symptoms and other issues.
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Contes
Giuken
Dieter
Bilfous
Peante
Frederick Market Prices and Local Candidacy News
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange list corrected market prices for wheat corn rye oats flour and feeds with per bushel and per ton figures. Robert T. White a Barnesville district farmer announced his candidacy for Montgomery County commissioner. Also a trade ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism with a teasing question and dry goods store sales mention.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Robert T. White
Barnesville
Montgomery County
A DOCTOR'S GREAT DISCOVERY Baltimore Medical Center note
A docto rs great discovery is advertised with references to rheumatism and Baltimore as a medical hub. The piece blends medical acclaim with political notices urging Frederick County voters to support various candidates in upcoming primaries, naming several individuals for Sheriff State s Attorney and judgeships.
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Frederick County
Prederick County
Ino
Oftes of
George R. Dennis
Fde
Guy K. Motter
Webird&wifPe
Sherff
William Fr. Hinks
Public Sale Notice of Mortgage Assignee Auction
Public sale notices detail a mortgage assignment by HEN and others with court referenced action. The sale occurs at the county courthouse steps after legal orders, with bidders required to pre register and post a deposit.法律 check confirms assignee of Mortis Hono S. arp. Attorney Win Vt Datos Vad dey Abed.
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Uday
Yaib
Mares Hind
Phareba
Pak County
Conveennck
Phe Pa Ebasen
HLS Po
Mortis Hono S. Arp
Win Vt
Vaddey Abed
Sale notices from several farms and estates in Maryland area
A long list of sale notices by auctioneers Harvey Lease, Edgar Mercer, and others for Buxton Corps and many executors. Parcels include valuable live stock, farming implements, and real estate on premises near Linganore, Mt. Pleasant, Liberty Town Pike, Carriage Works, and Frederick. Various dates in March 1911 with times from morning until afternoon.
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Harvey Th
Jon. Hi. Bussard
Buxton Corps
Fain Grounds
Ilughes
Ford Road
Edgar T. Mercer
Mireik
J. Mullinsaux
Pramises
Nnc
Charles F. KR. Young
Assigice of
Billa
Maren
Mary FR
Mullinix
Highland
Ceresville
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Oelock
Norwood
Wil Sal
Eliza PD. Siminane
Whurston
Urana
MC Ephraim
Dar Auet
Niehy
Gills
T. Moree Aarti
Mra
Vtuivktes
Albert HH. Fomales
Caluabie
Harvey It. Leage
S. Theodore Siaaffer
Walkersville
Woolshera
Jerick
O'Clork A
Mads M
Thendy
Auc
Mollie EK
Mobley
Sonth Park Mills
Wim
Barner
Josey Vi
BE. Bier
Frederick
MD Penta
Toels “and
Hitchen Sagnitare
Dandie
Thomas Kuskendall
A.m
Bare
Ami Gardrmvitle
Cher
Michal
Premis
Elves Carriage Works
Aville
Jayeen Walker
Liberty Lawn
Wondsboro
Mt. Thensant
Kemi
Tave Vey R
Suc
Charl
Nicholas
Otho T. Nichols
Edw. Nichols
Adamstown
Avaluabe Real Estate
Ty O'Elgele
A.m. Samuel Forney
Auet
Cornelius Sta
Redevich
New Design
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Baltimore
America
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Pagan
Frederick District
Aaron Hi. Anders
Margolim
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POR Shiurifp
Mareur
Scott Ss
Walty
Dascontinee
Sanninis Wolagk
Wales
WISN
V. Darner
Atctianeer Deve C. Hrrst
Marcodiat
T. A Grese
Publietin
Fo Judie of the Orphans Court
Derek
Ato
Mivetow
Mardad bin
Administratris Carrol Ta
SMPTE
Agent
Marsham
Orphans’ Court
Milton Kapauven
Elia
Mahsimg
Pete Sage
South Street
Hatiteppay
Alairout
M Steve
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Cass
TE A. M
Clabaugh
Voluncer
Brish
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Family Newspaper
Chant
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